why we use vanillin in melting range calibration
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Answer / rama
Because Vanillin melting point is sharp, hence we will use
vaniillin, Caffine and sulfulnamide, there are very sharp
melting points.
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Answer / jagadeeshchandra
1. Vanillin is having sharp&stable melting point
2. Easily available
3. Melting range is below 1.5* c only (starting & ending of melting)
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Answer / yojana
vanillin use in melting range calibration because it gives
stable melting piont & also cover the range of 0-300°c
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